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THE MIAMI TIMES—“The People*’ Newspaper” PAGE 10 .... Patrolling The Campus Beat.... By KELSIE “KIT” COLLIE More and more each year, Dado County’s four high schools graduate a number of students who enter institutions of higher learning. It has become more evi dent that the pressing need for a degree is ever present in this complex society. The nation is turning to the educated for lead u ership. Hundreds of institutions are granting degrees to thousands of students each year who have suc cessfully completed their course of study. And among these thous ands are seve ra 1 Miamians. Therefore, we believe, at this time, that you will be proud to know where 234 of those securing higher education are matriculat ing. Os course this is only a par tial listing,, however, it shows that Dade’s youngsters are moving along with the Jet Age. Just for the record we gathered some statistics you may be inter ested in. Dade’s graduates are at tending 37 institutions in 16 states and the District of Colum bia. Breaking them down sec tionally these statees are in the following groups: South (9), East (6), Midwest (2). Os these 37 institutions, eight have integrated student bodies or faculties or both. Thirty-three are coeducational, two are for women, and two for men. Fifteen of these institutions are members of the United Negro College Fund; 13 are state, municipally or federally operated’, while 24 are privately operated. One, Hampton Institute, is the richest Negro college in the world, and of the 37 it is perhaps in fourth place financially bowing proably to the University of Mi chican, University of lllinoise, New York City College and the Detroit Institute of Technology. It has an endowment of sl6- 000,000. Five of these colleges are lo cated in Georgia (four are in cluded in the Atlanta University system) while four are located in * each of the following: Florida Tennessee, Louisiana, and North Carolina. Many of these institu tions are located in six of the cities (New York, New Orleans, nation’s largest or important Atlanta, Detroit, Washington, D. C., Nashville). Although our records are not at all complete, FAMU leads all others with 49 students. The next five in order of their representa tion by the number of students we have listed are Hampton (23), Southern (22), Bethune (20), Kentucky State (13), Knoxville College (11). CAMPUS BEAT COLLEGIATE DIRECTORY Bennett College (Greensboro, N. C.): Shirley Bradshaw, Ver onica Dean, Theoria Houston. Bethune-C ook ma n College (Daytona Beach, Florida): Marva Trotman, Lucille Moseley, Cat herine Moon, Jacquelin Moss, Mazie Williams, Allene Johnson, Leroy Wilkerson, Frank Brown, Mabel Scavella, Dorothy Hield, Juanita Farrington, Ondrea Fol som, Shirley Payne, George Rose, June Symonette. Central State College (Wilber force, Ohio): LaClyde McGee, Clarence Pittman, Carl Smith, Leona Palacious, Leon Herde (grad school). Clark College (Atlant, Ga.): Iva Perry. Detroit Institute of Technology (Michigan): Arlogia Rhymes. Dilliard University (New Or leans, La.): Janice Weeks, E:rl White, Barbara White. Edward Waters College (Jackson ville, Florida): Dorothy- Williams, Ruth Woods. Fisk Ujtiiversity ((Nashville, Tenn.): Alva Smith ( Sophoria Tolbot, Wendell Cohen, Rhoda Simmons, Clara Alexander, Thira lee Smith, Joyce Davis, Evadney Curlin. Florida A and M University (Tallahassee’: Betty Bryant, Shir ley Newbold, John Sweeting, Be atrice Burroughs, Cupdine Davis, Shirley Saunders, Arthur Allen, Majorie Thompson, Julia Dwight, Alex Freeman, Betty Shannon, Victor Hunter, Samuel Daniels, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 195 f Bobby Kendrick, Raymond Aran ha, Arnold Arr.nha, Ruby Dani els, Hillary Gilbert, Geraldin- Wilfred, Ernestine Blue, Alphon so Roberts, IThelmarie Mitchell, \nnie Banks, Rita Smith, Willie Bryant, Alvin Bryant, Charles Murphy, James Campbell, Antoi nette Spicer, Peggy Thompson, James Jones, Cora Garrison, Charles Curry, Ruby Smith, Nor man Cox, Victor Morley, Beatrice Richard Gaskins, Eugene Strachan. Florida Normal and Ind. Col lege (St Augustine)): Earl Wil liams, Maxine Scott, Frank Clark Hilary Dudley, Gladys Humes. Grumbling University (La): James Culmer. Hampton Institute (Va.): Pec gy Joyner, Lillie Davis, Yvonne Johnson, Annie Lucky, Irene Harris, Jimmie Johnson 3rutcn, Betty Wilson, Kelsey Col lie, Delores Love,, ,Bertha Forbes Ernestine Bryant, LeClair Lam bert, Dorothy Kelly, Gwendolyn Williams, Alonza Mae Self, Yvon ne Moon, Edward E. Moon, John dichards, Claudette Green, Doro thy Hart, Josephine Matthews (both at St. Phillips Hospital in Richmond.). Howard University (Washington D. C.): Roland Burroughs, Fernly Murray, Richard Dunn, Carmen Dean, Ivis Mikell, Geonge O'Neal Alvin Guilford, Thelma Payne, Donald Woodside, Pearl Lockart (Med School). Illinois, University of (Chicago) Daniel Williams. Kentucky State College (Frank fort): Anette Conley, Lawrence Moss, Johnnie Tellis, Iryse Paul, Burnell Robinson, Samuel Kemp, Clarence Dawkins, Eugene Spen ce, Maliciah, Flemming, Donald Williams, John Holloway, Helen Jackson, Frank Howard. Knoxville College (Tenn.): De lores Collie, Carrie Collins, Hark ness Butler, Henry Hicks, Rosa lind Wilburn, Betty Christian, Willie Bouie, Catherine Hutchin son, Glona Dawkins, Clarice Young, Alice Reynolds. Lincoln School of Nursing (New York City): Patsy Boggis, Pats> Rahamings, Dorothy Stevenson. Lincoln University (Jefferson City, Mo.): Althea Roberts. Michigan, University of (Ann Arbor): Joan Murrell (Grad School). Mississippi Industrial College (Jackson): Lamarr Brown. Morehouse College (Atlanta, Ga.): Kenneth Johnson, T. Stew art Greer, Walter Mathews, Cor nelius Hansfield, Jerrel E. Fer guson, Phillip Davis, James Beth el, Paul Thompson, Patrick Range, Benjamin Heidt, Leo Ad derley. Morris Brown College (Atlanta, Ga.): Juanita Gabriel, Barbara Gray,. Patricia Johnson, Reginald Carter. National School of Business (Nashville, Tenn.): Ernestine Phillips. New York City College (Y.Y.): Yelverton Foul k es, Florentine Foulkes, Melvia Williams. North Carolina College at Dur ham: Ivan McCaskille. Paine College (Augusta, Ga.): Will H. Miller. Penn Military Coltege (Chester, Pa.,): Charles Lowrie. Spelimn College (Atlanta, Ga.): Myrna Range. Shaw University (Raleigh, N. C.): Leona Johnson. Southern University (Baton Rouge, La.): James Parker, Frank Cooper, Doreth3 Mitchell, Evelyn Moss, Betty Jenkins, Doris Thom son Willard Tolliver, LaFalle Fuller, William Mackey, Milton Parker Harrison, Charles Young, Lee Arthur Gerald, Leroy Beck with, Roland Johnson, Frank Troy, Ralph Williams, Preston Marshall, Alvin Robinson, Sam uel Higgs, Dale Hamilton, Samuel Murphy. St. Augustine’s College (Ralei gh, N. C.) : J. Kenneth Major, William Spicer. Talladega College (Alabama): Gwinnette Wright, Ann Harris, Ed Harris. Tennessee A and I State Uni versity (Nashville): Van Robin son, Irene Forbes, Jerry Davis, June Davis, William Floyd Greer, Shirley Coles. ■“>, , * /* i ', j ' ■ j { ~ • T I Curvacious and charming Glo ria Skinner, Miss Krey of 1965, will serve as Goodwill Ambassa dor during a six week Chitter ling and Champagne promotion opening soon in Atlanta, Ga. Miss Skinner, a dancer, appears frequently on Atlanta TV pro grams as well as keep up her academic studies at Clark College. Vital statistics: bust 36, waist 24, hips 36. Miss Skinner has won 10 contests in Atlanta and Boston. With measurements like those, it figures! Tuskegee Institute (Ala.): Doro thy Mitchell, Ruth Oliver, Ruby Tucker, Leo Albury. Virginia State College (Peters burg): Mary Minnis. West Virginia State College (In stitute): Helen Brennan, Lucius Reeves. Xavier University (New Or leans, La.): Cynthia Symonette, June Dell Mitchell, Patsy Wells, Alitia Dean, Johnnie Poole, El dredge Grant, Beverley Grant Victoria Davis. A DATE WITH DISCS TOPS IN POPS AND R & B Who Do You Think You Are?, Jan Rudy; Don’t Be Cruel, Elvis Pressley; Your Promise To Be Mine, Drifters; In The Still of the Niight, Fixe Satins, My Prayer, Platters; Canadian Sunset, Eddie Heywood and Hugo Winterhalter’s Orchestra. TOP O’ THE WEEK Earth Bound, Sammy D-vis, Jr.,; Soft Summer Breeze, Eddie Heywood; Nighty Night, Majesties (Local group); A song For A Summer Night, Mitch Miller’s Or chestra and Chorus, Allegheny Moon, Patti Page, After The Light’s Go Down Low, A1 Hibler; Hound Dog, Elvis Pressely. TUNES WITH FUTURES Tonight You Belong To Me, Patience and Prudence; I Want To Play House, Sarah Vaughan; Walking In The Rain, Johnnie Ray, Lsw Down Your Arms, Chordettes; That’s Right, Five Keys; True Love, Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby. KIT RECOMMENDS MOVIE FAIR The Bad Seed, The Proud And Profane, War and Peace, Bus Stop, The Vagabond King, Walk the Proud Land, The Last Wagon, Back From Eternity, High Society. 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